Wajanbolic reflection antenna for 4g service in urban and sub urban areas

Abstract

This paper discusses the wajanbolic reflection antennas on 4G services in urban and sub-urban areas. The antenna uses a reflector from a frying pan with an iron waveguide with its driver a Mobile Wi-Fi (MiFi). Reflector from the antenna is intended to amplify and increase the range of 4G signal coverage, especially in urban areas surrounded by tall buildings and sub-urban areas that have a narrow range of 4G signals. In this research, the strengthening of 4G signal at some point is observed by using WirelessMon software. Increased signal power when using wajanbolic reflection antenna is about 14 dB gain in urban area and 13 dB gain in sub urban area and increase signal gain within a range of a distance of 1 km. The number of access points in urban area is significant enough where there are 12 new hotspots detected, but neither in sub urban area.